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ADF personnel will be asked to drive ambulances, health care staff and resources can be redeployed to different sites and non-essential services will be postponed as the emergency setting comes into force.

Victoria's COVID-19 hospitalisations rise to 1,173, up from 1,152 reported on Tuesday. A further 18 deaths are recorded in the state.

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Victoria has reduced the wait between second COVID-19 vaccine and booster to three months at state-run centres, as a "code brown" declaration comes into effect.

Paramedics are ‘drunk on fatigue’ as many work 13-hour shifts then respond to emergency calls after they clock off, union says

Djokovic was approved by Tennis Australia and the state of Victoria for a medical exemption.

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Victorians wanting to become parents are lobbying the state government to restart IVF treatment suspended in the state's pause on non-urgent elective surgery.

Victoria has declared a "pandemic code brown" for public hospitals statewide as both COVID-19 hospitalisations and the number of staff on leave due to exposure or infection reached a record high. The emergency code has been used in the past, during the Black Saturday bushfires and the 2016 thunderstorm asthma…

Seventy-seven deaths have been reported across the country, with 36 in NSW, 22 in Victoria and 16 in Queensland